we have bigger targets when you look at like planet fitness, what are they doing? ben & jerry's and i don't wanttn to put targets on people's back, ked target. i talked to anheuser-busch in ceo, man, they messed up and it's too bad they won't saooy it and say, we must up a little bie or whatever, but that is not how they are cut. you know, i got my answer. i don't want to hurt people's jobs and stuff like that when they don't have any dog in the fight. but there is a whole lot more companies we should be goinglo after for sure. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i tried to make kid rock take off of his b sunglasses but no luck. didn't get there but tomorrow maybe. join us tomorrow. we have more from him. remember >> carley: fox news alert, we are taking you inside a new york

city apartment taken over by squatters. big apple reignite feud with texas inviting governor abbott to spend the night in a shelter. >> i will invite him to stay in a yurt. >> it is a gimmick, take charge and keep behind bars dangerous criminals. >> todd: exclusive video of sean diddy combs riding his bike and living it up. and hollywood has been tight-lipped, we're talking about it with joe concha. >> carley: and tonight is the night caitlin clark will clash with the huskies in the women's final four am and looking forward to the men's tournament. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. i'm carley shimkus. we did it.

>> todd: it is friday, quite a weekend of hoops. we have stories about basketball and news stories to get to, we are starting with a major house invest investigation, chinese espionage concern at american ports. >> carley: field hearing in miami today series of cyber and infrastructure threats. madeleine rivera is live with the details this morning. good morning. >> madeleine: lawmakers have been worried about vu vulnerabilities of the country's ports, which support jobs and 26% of the country's gdp, an attack on them could cripple upon the economy. owners of a shipping company and other folks who operate ports will meet today. u.s. officials are concerned chinese-made cranes could be

used as spying tools. some chinese-made cranes contain communication equipment and 80% of cranes at ports are chinese made. head of cyber command says by design the cranes may be programmed from remote locations and features lead prc manufactured cranes vulnerable to exmrploexploitation. the acting on director says the port has a plan it maintains and reviews and security plan may be amended based on findings from assessments, including cyber security is underway and should be completed before year end. president biden heads to baltimore to speak to state and local officials after last week's deadly bridge collapse.

in february he issued execute i ive are to protect from ports. >> carley: a fresh concern we have not considered about china controlling the cranes at ports in america. madeleine rivera, thank you. less than two weeks for the president to visit baltimore, but a year to visit east palestine. east palestine resident rick chi will be here to react. >> todd: part of a crane collapses in florida on third avenue bridge in fort lauderdale, landing on two cars and nearly splitting one in half. the worker who died fell with the equipment. the equipment failed during a routine process. the incident left a hole in the bridge and it is closed both ways. and israel delivering more aid.

president biden delivered ultimatum to prime minister netanyahu saying the u.s. could end its support. the u.s. says their commitment to israel is firm. >> peter: president biden says support for israel security is rock solid and unwaivering, that is not true; correct? >> it is true, still true today. >> peter: how is his support unwaivering and you are reconsidering policy choices? >> both can be true. >> peter: they cannot be true, they are different. >> he made it clear to the prime minister in his call, our support remains iron clad. >> todd: how can both things be true at the same time? and u.s. warned iran could retaliate after an attack in damascus killed people.

>> carley: u.s. companies announced 90,000 job cuts last months, highest number since 2023 and a third of those were american jobs. americans are looking forward to a solar eclipse on monday. >> todd: nasa flight crews will get a closer view by flying along the path of darkness, how cool is that? one of those people will join us. don't change that channel. "fox and friends first" on friday rolls along.

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>> todd: big news for democracy 2024, the centrist group no labels is ending their push to get a third party unity on the ballot. >> not from lack of trying. the ticket, no labels was looking for a hero and a hero never emerged. we were not able to find candidates that had a straight-forward path to victory. >> todd: some democracies are celebrating this for president biden. move on is tweeting millions of americans are relieved no labels decided to do the right thing to keep donald trump out of the white house. maybe democrats should not spike the football. r.f.k. jr. is polling in double

digits in critical states like arizona, nevada and wisconsin. recent fox news poll shows kennedy support is at 18%, which could be serious threat to president biden in the upcoming election. yes, i think that no labels probably would have taken some votes away from biden. candidates they had would have taken votes from trump. when you look at who r.f.k. jr. is pulling from, it is far and away joe biden. let's be real, yes, there are a lot of republicans who say, i like some of the stuff r.f.k. jr. says. r.f.k. jr. is still pretty, pretty liberal and progressive in a lot of his views. i don't see somebody going to the poll on election day, it is a tough choice, i don't know if i'm going with trump or r.f.k. jr. they will go with trump if they are conservative. >> carley: democrats are

concerned about r.f.k. jr., biden campaign has made it clear. there is this. will cain sitting down with dwayne the rock johnson and he is opening up about his endorsement of biden. >> will: are you happy with the state of america? >> no. do i believe we are going to get better? i believe in that, i'm optimistic we can get better. the endorsement i made years ago with biden was one i thought was best decision for me at that time. i thought back then, i'm in this position where i have some influence and it is my job then temperature is my job now to exercise my influence and share this is who i'm going to endorse. am i going to do it again this year?

my answer is no. >> carley: interesting look into the thinking of the rock. he seems to be moderate in terms of political position, he endorsed biden and says he regrets that decision and will not do it again. will cain getting a second interview with the rock, first on the floor of the new york stock exchange. are they friends now? that makes will cain cooler than he already is. the rock is inducting his grandmother into the wwe hall of fame. how school that? >> todd: nonpolitical take on this, the rock is huge, no offense, will. next to will, the rock is huge and huge in terms of pop culture. when he says something like i'm not endorsing this time, democrats will try to downplay it. that is a huge issue. think of how the liberal world,

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>> carley: president biden set to visit baltimore today to tour the site of the francis scott key bridge collapse. it took the president 378 days to visit east palestine and the disaster site there and 10 days to head to baltimore. dr. rick chi is an east

pale palestine. what do you think about this? took him a year to visit east palestine in light of the fact this bridge collapsed visit is happening much quicker. >> hi, carley, i was running for congress, that primary is over and i did not win. who knows what the future holds. as far as the president, he said he couldn't help us because it was not a natural disaster. the bridge was not a natural disaster either and the government is taking care of that. they put the entity in charge that caused this and that is causing the problems in east palestine. he came here because he had to win. he melt with hand-picked democrats even though our demographic is 70% republican. we were not forgotten, we were

ashgsz bandoned and now being punished for the way we vote. he may be coming for you when something like this happens, you may be punished, as well. >> carley: you mention problems east palestine is facing. do you know anyone that has gotten sick or sickness is connected to this train derailment? >> oh, boy, what was revealed by the watch dog group, they would not help us, they did not declare an emergency because they did not hear of anybody getting sick. when cdc workers came into town, they got sick and did not tell anybody until a whistleblower made them reveal that. that is number one. number two, who is this in incumbent upon taking these records of people getting sick. i know doz knows that have

gotten ill and still getting ill from what is happening here. this is the ambibigsest kof her up. president trump plans to come back to east palestine. president trump, when you come back, talk to me, i will set up, you spend half an hour with people here, don't just talk to local politicians or the railroad, talk to people who have lost their homes, they can't go back to their homes and that will give you a different perspective. people have to talk to politicians, they should talk to residents, as well. >> carley: you are right, epa did not declare this a public health disaster and they said they did not see widespread illness or chemical exposure among people in the town. you only get medicare if epa

does declare a public disaster. what do you think about that? what is driving this decision? >> people around the country, listen now, if you don't take anything else i say from this interview, know this, epa is a compromised, corrupt organization, that is coming from me, i see it firsthand. there is enough good in the world to combat evil. they said head of the epa said we have been one of the toughest towns to work with because we videotape them, we're on their back all the time and they have to backtrack everything they do. that is them sending chemicals down our creek during a supposed clean up, do not trust the epa, they did not help at 9/11, they caused damage and doing the same thing here. >> carley: president biden never declared a disaster in east palestine, that would open up additional funding, as well. that is a sore point for

residents in the town as you experience repercussions from this train derailment that happened now over a year ago. thank you for joining us to talk about this. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: you're very welcome. fox getting inside look at bronx apartment taking over by criminal migrant squatters, the house is filled with trash, mattress, small swimming pool in the backyard and the landlord is pleading for help. brooke singman is here with details. good morning. >> brooke: eight illegal migrants were arrestd and removed from the home last week. the owner of the home is calling on the government for help. >> should give them more power, able to -- arrest the migrant when they are doing criminal stuff. the government should give power to the local police official. >> new york city mayor eric adams is calling out abbott and

making him an offer. >> i am going to offer him a stay in one of the yurts to see what he has created and understand how we are treating people with dignity and respect he should have shown as well. and i'm not quite sure why he's here and what he's doing while here, but he's going to see how you can manage the crisis with coordination. not one child or family is sleeping on the streets of the city of new york. >> carley: abbott addressing the invitation on hannity saying he needs to focus on his city. it is a gimmick, i suggest to mayor of new york, there are people dying on his watch, law enforcement being gunned down by people who have been arrested 20 times. he needs to take charge and keep

them behind bars, dangerous cri criminaling killing his fellow new yorkers and educate americans and new yorkers why he is spending their taxpayer money to house migrants here illegally because of joe biden's open border policy. >> brooke: three migrants were arrested again this week when they returned back home. >> todd: brooke singman, thank you. serious crime last year in new york hitting over 127,000, which is nearing levels the city has not seen ineck diddades. nypd chief of patrol speaking for all new yorkers when saying this, watch. >> the key here is to make people feel safe. people hear the numbers, some don't care about the numbers, they want to feel safe. they don't want to see stories about people repeatedly getting out of jail, recidivism, they don't want to hear it.

this puts cops in danger, we have dealt with it by great work and great work again and could be opposite where we get hurt. when people walk out of jail or released on their own rekog nis nizance, the public suffering. joseph was a victim of a brutal hate crime and joins us here. your experience highlights how dangerous and violent this city has become. walk us through your attack. >> of course. thank you for having me. sadly, i look around the city and i was attacked almost three years ago and it seems like nothing has improved or changed from when i was attacked. i was walking in time square going to a rally to support israel and jumped by five to 10 pro-palestinian sympathizers, they maced me, kicked me, pepper

sprayed me, and thankful ly nyp stepped in and got me to the hospital. look around the city, it is sad to staying in has changed or improved since then. >> todd: are you satisfied with the punishment those individuals received? >> for the most part, yeah, to be honest, it was a difficult struggle to get there. point in my legal proceedings, it did not look like there would be proper accountability and justice, thanks to jewish organizations, community, everyone stepped in and we applied pressure. >> todd: what happened to you is microcosm of what is happening to people in this once great city. we got to be real here. what is sad, you have the mayor say, crime is down, his own nypd stats, he used to be a member of nypd and now is mayor, show that

is opposite. do you know anyone that lives and works in new york city and says i feel safe walking around these parts? >> i have not heard that, i hear people standing away from subway tracks and watching their backs and making sure they get home safe. i am a life-long new yorker, i lived here since 2011 and never seen it more eerie and on your toes than ever before. >> todd: you said nothing is changing since your attack. why do you think criminals like the ones who attacked you feel so embolden right now? >> i'm not going to attack any politician specifically tissuing is a systemwide systemic problem. this whole narrative that criminals should be given a break and they will magically change their way and improve their behavior. i'm sorry, i disagree with that, punishing people and holding them accountable is right way to deal with wrongdoers.

people do wrong because they know they don't care about what it will do to affect others. in my case, people went out and beat me up, premeditated, planned to beat me up that day and took me two to three years to get justice. plenty people in my situation were not lucky enough to get justice. i feel for them. >> todd: do you think the people who attacked you and attack peepole day in, day out basis, would do what they do if we went back to punishing them the way we used to decades ago? >> it would be a strong deter n ent going back to the '80s, that is before my time, people are telling me that is what it feelses like. >> todd: go back to the '90s when the shenanigans stopped and

people were put in jail for crimes and crime went down. sorry it happened to you, we are thrilled you were able to share with people to highlight the issue. carley. >> carley: millions will be watc watching monday's solar eclipse from the ground. nasa pilot tony casey will be 50,000 feet in the air flying along the pag of darkness, he is here next to tell us about that mission of a lifetime and adam klotz will let you know when and where you can see the eclipse, don't go anywhere.

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>> carley: here is an interesting story. six new york inmates have settled their lawsuit with state department of correction to allow them to see the solar eclipse for religious reason. >> todd: amazing reasons. here are details. >> good morning. millions, including myself are expected to gather monday to watch the total solar eclipse

across the nation. six inmates at woodburn in s sullivan county say their constitutional rights were violated to religious freedom. it holds significance to islam and eighth atheism. voluntary discontinuance of action because parties reached settlement of the matter. the attorney sayses had team is mr pleased new york state has entered binding settlement that would allow all six to view the

eclipse. the department is reviewing additional requests by inmates who hope to view the eclipse from the prison yard. >> carley: interesting angle to this eclipse story. thank you so much. most will be watching from the ground ground. lucky crews will have a better view. four nasa pilots will study eclipse by following the shadow across the country. tonyis cay will be in the air during the eclipse and join us now. you will have the best seat in the house. tell us about this mission and what you will be doing during the eclipse. >> good morning, thanks for having me on. so i'm going to be in the back seat of one of the two aircraft flying, i'm one of the sensor operators, not a pilot, flight

crew. will study the eclipse. the other jet is another operator and another pilot running another set of equipment and experiment for university of hawaii. >> carley: you will essentially be studying the atmosphere around the sun, is that right? looking for dust rings and asteroids, why would nasa want to study those things? >> our job is to go up and collect the data, been explained to me as a sensor operator, what they are looking for. we are studying the corona, which is hotter than the surface, which is counter intuitive, is something they don't understand yet. when we flew the eclipse in 2017, i was not part of the crew at that time. we measured midway and had a lot of success and improved sensors

and going to go up and look at the eclipse. >> carley: tell us about this experience. give us details about what you think you will see when you're 50,000 feet in the air as opposed to the ground and how long will you be able to follow the eclipse in the path of d darkness, as they say? >> we're going to fly out of texas, originally ellington, now we have to relocate because of weather. we will relocate to el paso the day before. we will move from el paso the day of the eclipse and fly to western border of mexico where it meets the coast to have the proper angle. the pilot, tom will put us right where we need to be, dustin and m

mallory will be in the other jet, give them some credit. we'll put sensors on the target. 50s,000 feet, no chance of clouds obscuring the view, and i hope for one, not mess it up and do a good job so scientists can come back and look at it and two, just take in the moment. >> carley: quick peek as you focus on the camera. i was going to ask that, i'm sure the planes are very expensive, is there some level of pressure on you during this eclipse mission? >> extremely, yes, there is always pressure. lu luckily the sun is a cooperative target and not moving too fast. >> carley: tell us about yourself, one of the most unique jobs we've ever heard of. where are you from and how did you get to whereyou are today? >> i love that story, thank you

for the question. i am a guy from a small town, bear creek, alabama with no aviation or flight experience. my parents taught me to do the best i can. i got to go to college and worked for an engineering firm and they had an opening in the backseat, that is engineer ing position, you don't need a pilots, you need somebody familiar with equipment. i have been working with this system for 10 years now. from nowhere bear creek, alabama, same message i instill in my daughters and kids, whatever opportunity, grab it, do the best you can with it and here i am 50,000 feet for nasa. >> carley: inspirational story, it goes down on monday and you have the best seat in the house. tony casey, nasa astronaut, member of the flight crew, you

said >> when can you see the solar eclipse? >> todd: adam klotz joins us now. this is awesome, you have details when and where we can watch. >> adam: exactly, cloud cover will play a big part in this. low pressure system in middle of the country on minute that will impact viewing times. here is timeline for when you can see it beginning across portions of texas, central time 1:40 in dallas and working up through middle of the country and indianapolis 3:06 before moving to great lakes and interior new england. 100% totality, you can look up and see the solar eclipse in new york city, 89% cover, you need to be within the path to see 100% of the sun covered by the moon. what about cloud cover? pressure system moving in and looking like it is targeting the

south. historically, if you were planning months ago, you think texas is place that in april is sunnier, low pressure system is going to be moving through and we are expecting overcast conditions in san antonio, cloudy in dallas and risk for severe weather across the region in the afternoon on monday, that could make viewing this difficult and breaks in the cloud will happen and head north and midwest, southern illinois and indianapolis, few clouds, you only need a little break to see this, only takes one cloud to ruin it. you run back up across portions of the interior new england and it is dicey, buffalo forecast for clouds, burlington a few. cloud forecast can be challenging this many days out. guess what, guys? here on fox news and fox weather, we have so many people everywhere, no way you will miss

it. janice will be in little rock, i will be here. >> carley: cool graphic, are those faces of people that work for fox weather across the country? we got you covered. >> adam: we got bill melugin on the border. >> todd: that is locater where they will be. >> carley: when southern border meets the eclipse, fox news story. we have glasses. >> todd: wear the glasses, official fox weather glasses, i will remain still for the first time in my life. can't see much, not good for reading the prompter. tune in for the special coverage on monday. we're going to the wall with this, legit coverage. i will take these off >> we will have a good time, not coming around i believe until 2044? >> carley: 20 years time. have a great day and weekend.

>> todd: exclusive photos of sean diddy combs riding his bike and living itum. >> carley: and hollywood has been tight-lipped about the seri serious serious serious accusations we'll talk to joe concha about that. brien briep will tell us what is coming up. >> brian: we will not be on p diddy's camera; correct? >> i will not be. >> brian: carley? >> i will not be, as well. >> brian: taksz payers are rev revolting against a mayor who faces allegations of corruption, assault, not a good trio, talking to a furious reessident. and closing dollar stores, see how far $100 goes at the grocery store in a "fox and friends"

experiment and the rock opens up in a fox exclusive. >> you strip it all away, it comes down to how we treat each other and that is ultimately the most important thing. >> brian: i urge you to please get dressed and stay within yourself, throw in the animation.

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undefeated south carolina gamecocks facing the wolf back the battle of the carolinas and the huge matchup joey has been talking about all week. joe concha to my right. battling the iowa hawkeyes the comes a day after caitlin clark claimed second straight a.p. player of the year award congrats to her. uconn and uc state tips off tomorrow. huskies playing the alabama crimson tide n.c. state playing the purdue boilermakers. going to be a weekend. >> carley: what going to happen? time will tell. >> todd: video showing sean "diddy" combs living it up in mime taken a week after homeland security led two raids on his mansions. >> we are also hearing from a music producer who says he was at the mansion during the raid. >> i was at his crib working in his studio, sitting outside the studio door and i herd a big boom. i turned my head and hearing do

do do do do. armored vehicles. three big armored vehicles come. dudes jump out. 50 dots on my shirt screaming yo get [bleep] yo really? i'm the only one here. ours asked to speak to the higher ups. asked if i was under arrest. they said no i have been detained i wanted to speak to the higher ups. spoke to the higherrer ups. i said are you under arrest. now are not. let me let you go. joe concha is a fox news contributor and he joins us now. you have been following the conch. what do you think? where is it going? >> does p. diddy look more and more like jeffrey epstein at this point because so many people are coming forward now like one of his former body guards or his ex-girlfriend and you see the avalanche start to happen because no one fears talking about what may have happened at this manchin during this parties as far as sex

trafficking, rape, as far as all these holiday allegations against p. diddy and he deserves due process that's for sure. former body guards coming forward saying there are tapes undoubtedly of not just celebrities, a list celebrities but politicians and princes and priests that may have been at these freak-off parties that doesn't indict them necessarily. maybe they are just there for a party. if these other things were going on, it just makes you wonder who knew what and what exactly happened? this isn't going away. he can go on all the bike rides that he wants. this is going to be a story particularly for tmz for many, many months. >> todd: to your point, joe, there are reports, again, speculation at this point. we have to mention that they're reports. but allegedly did he have cameras where he would film these individuals in various states of compromising behavior to have his blackmail kompromat as we always talked about when it came to russia. you raise the key point is this going to be epstein level,

weinstein level or is the media going to let it subside and that's what we need to watch out for going forward. >> joe: hopefully not epstein level that means p. diddy is in prison and cameras go out and no longer p. diddy. people compromised here powerful people you have to wonder what they are thinking right now. definitive in cable news we don't know what weigh don't know. >> carley: well, there is also this piece we want to talk to you about, axios piece about donald trump's spotify play list titled behind the curtain how trump's mind works. trump spinning through his golden oldies telling lens into his style on much bigger stages. it captures his obsession with a few familiar hits controlling the volume never changing. so, according to this piece trump controls the music at mar-a-lago at his bedminster golf club as well. it's his job, his job alone. he likes a few particular songs and it compares the -- how he

talks about a few similar things on the campaign trail over and over again. some of the songs that he likes nothing compares to you then made o'connor. metallica. loved the phantom of the opera. elvis. elton john. the article panned on social media. a a lot of people say because it's making trump seem relatable. what do you make of it. >> joe: broken top of the syllabus right now who cares? , donald trump likes to control his music. i don't know if you guys knew this. when the yearbook came out my senior year, on the back there is the accolades, you know, most likely to succeed or best-looking. i got runner-up best party host. all right? and mark donnelly, if you are out there, you had a very, very big advantage because your parents let you have parties while you were home. the point is that i enjoyed hosting even to this day. and the biggest aspect of that is the music.

and i am just as obsessed in terms of what is played in my backyard barbecues which you guys will be invited to this summer as trump is i was very happy to see that he had guns and roses november rain on that play list because that was the anthem of my college years at maryland. so i would like to see a similar play list for joe biden. he will be in delaware again this weekend. i want to see what's on there. is it going to be my way by sinatra. working for the weekend by lover boy. don't you forget about me breakfast club sound track. what is on the sound track. >> carley: obama. >> todd: corn pop dude, corn pop dude. >> joe: is that a song? >> todd: i don't know. >> carley: obama releases play list twice a year highly anticipated event. >> todd: biden, it's your serve. release your list. concha, this match is over. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great weekend. >> brian: all right, carley, you have to head downstairs. just a reminder.

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